There’s a big reaction to Techcrunch at the moment, after they publicly stated they had received confidential Twitter documents sent to them by a hacker who had got access to Twitter bosses email accounts.
The arguments by Mike Arrington are that the information will appear anyway, that the unethical behaviour was by the hacker and not [...]
Techcrunch and the hacked confidential Twitter documents
July 15th, 2009 · Comments
Tags: Digital Publishing
The best G1 application, augmented reality and Moore’s law
January 26th, 2009 · Comments
I’ve been meaning to blog about Mobilizy’s awesome Wikitude AR Travel Guide for Google’s G1 Android mobile since I saw the video demo embedded below (You might need to click through for a big enough display).
It reminded me of the chapters in Howard Rheingold’s Smart Mobs where he discusses examples of wearable computing and real-life [...]
Tags: mobile
Gadgets aren’t important, but tools are
December 7th, 2008 · Comments
I’ve just been reflecting on a weekend visit by my parents. I’ve been lucky enough to always have a good relationship with them, especially as they’ve always had a particularly youthful taste in music and films, which means we’ve always had some common ground, and we always have a new band or film to recommend [...]
Tags: Digital Culture
Will this be the Christmas of the MP3? Or could convergence save record shops?
November 25th, 2008 · Comments
With some time to kill before a meeting, I took the chance to browse round the Oxford Street branch of HMV, looking for inspiration for what to buy with a gift voucher I’ve had kicking around, and also to get ideas for Christmas presents.
Aside from reminding me how difficult it can be to find unusual [...]
Tags: Digital Culture

